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MF 35 / 35 DELUXE

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steve johnson

03-28-2000 18:55:12




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Im off to look at a potential purchase again tomorrow. My question is; what is the difference between a standard 35 and a 35 deluxe, and is it a fact that if the tractor has live power (2 stage clutch) it WILL have an M in the s/n?? My compliments to this forum, so far it has been very informative and helpful.




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Jack in NB

03-29-2000 02:11:33




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 Re: MF 35 / 35 DELUXE in reply to steve johnson, 03-28-2000 18:55:12  
Good morning, Steve -

The third letter in the serial number should be "F" for single stage, "M" for dual clutch.

There are three or four letters: S(D,G,N)(F,M,)and possibly Y ahead of 5 or 6 serial numbers.

S=standard (or low clearance) chassis,

D= Perkins diesel engine
G= Gas
N= Standard (4 cyl) diesel

Y= differential lock if equipped.

The plate is often missing. If so, there's an earlier series of posts (early March?) about how to tell the single stage/2 stage clutch without the plate.

The 35's are probably the most cost-effective tractors around today. You get more bang (or rather purr - the bang is coloured green!) for your buck than anything else on the market.

As with any used unit you may have some initial problems bringing it up to speed, but parts are readily available. Perkins engines are highest power (38 hp compared with 32/35), most fuel-efficient, and parts are the cheapest of the three.

My $.03 (Thats $ Canadian. = .02 US!).

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steve johnson

03-30-2000 17:29:07




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 Re: Re: MF 35 / 35 DELUXE in reply to Jack in NB, 03-29-2000 02:11:33  
Thanks Jack, Good info. I have done some checking and looked at this tractor, the tag indicated it has a two stage clutch, it was close to the end of production in 63, and the lil tractor is Tight. To show what a small world it is----turns out this tractor belonged to my neighbors' brother for the last 25 years!!! He verified pretty much what I found when I looked at it. Thanks for the email!!!!!

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